we want your thoughts. let us know what you think. unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here, tomorrow night. ♪ >> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> the notion that he would attack a gold star family means that he is woefully unprepared. >> president obama lacing donald trump today over the muslim father gold star controversy. tonight, to be fair, we'll give mr. trump a chance to reply. >> [chanting] >> black lives matter. [chanting] >> what is the real agenda behind the black lives matter movement? >> black lives matter. >> they published a manifesto. charles krauthammer and i will discuss it also ahead, a factor investigation syria and iraqi refugee entering the u.s.a. how did they get here?

>> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. a lesson for donald trump. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. when naturalized american citizen khan spoke at the democratic convention, few predicted the firestorm of controversy he would ignite. mr. khan, 66 years old. came to the u.s.a. in 1980 to attend harvard law school. weighs born in pakistan. took a career path similar to millions of other legal immigrants working for american companies, raising a family. in 2004, captain the middle son of the khans was killed fighting in iraq. he was received the bronze star posthumously and is buried in arlington national cemetery.

after donald trump said muslim refugees from countries with terror chaos should be banned from coming to america at least temporarily khizr khan criticized trump online while mentioning his muslim son's heroism. the clinton campaign took it from there. making sure mr. khan was given a platform at the democratic convention. the same thing the republican party did with pat smith who directly blames hillary clinton for the death of her son in benghazi, libya. mr. khan's point of view received 50 times more coverage from the establishment media than ms. smith's. but there is a reason for that donald trump criticized mr. khan and his wife while hillary clinton did not directly confront ms. smith other than saying she might have misheard some stuff. lesson number one for donald trump commenting on regular folks fraught with danger no matter what they say. to be fair, khazr khan did

seem rather orchestrated at the convention. >> donald trump you are asking americans to confront you with their future. chirs. have you even read the united states constitution. i will gladly lend you my copy. [cheers and applause] >> a contrived sound bite to be sure. but, as an american, the man has the sloot right to make it. trump then fired back pointing out mrs. khan said nothing, and that might have been because of how some muslims see women. that comment was enough to start a media frenzy which was focused negative attention on mr. trump. lesson number two. any reference to a minority here muslims also fraught with danger. then, of course, the

partisan piling on began topped off today by president obama. donald trump will be here momentarily and we will play you the president's sound bite so he can react. simply the fair thing to do, right? now, all powerful people have to know that calling folks out has to begin surgically. if a family has lost a son fighting for america you simply cannot hit them with a broadside no matter what they say. you have to let it go. if you punch down as the saying goes, the media will label you a bully or worse, if you are a conservative, if you are a republican. not always fair but that's the reality. final lesson. trump's only chance at winning the presidency is to stay on message. america is in decline and he can fix it if he fights everyone who comes after him, he will lose. and, believe me, the democrats are lining up

legions of people to come after him. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. earlier today i spoke with mr. trump. so as i said to the audience in the talking points, i think it's just fair to give you an opportunity to reply to the president who said this today. roll it: >> the notion that he would attack a gold star family that had made such extraordinary sacrifices on behalf of our country, the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge around critical i and -- in europe in the middle east, in asia means is he woefully unprepared to do this job. >> what say you?

>> >> i think he is the worst president maybe in the history of our country. he has been a disaster. he has been weak. he has been ineffective. you look at this so-called recovery. it's setting record lows. i guess not since 1949 has there been anything like it. you look at home ownership. look at what happened as an example. he talks about ukraine. i believe i know far more about foreign policy than he knows. youk at ukraine. he talks about ukraine how tough he is, right? how tough he is with russia in the meantime they took over crimea. i understood that and most papers covered what i said accurately and some didn't because the press is so dishonest. crimea, i mean, the russians took it over under obama's very powerful leadership. and, you know, he talks about me with russia. wouldn't it be a wonderful thing, frankly, if we actually got along with russia and worked out some kind of a deal where we go and knock the hell out of

isis along with nato and along with countries that are in the area? wouldn't that be wonderful as opposed to fighting? but crimea was taken over and, you know this better than anybody, because you were covering it a couple of years ago. it was taken over during obama's regime, big tough president. so, look, i think he is one of the worst presidents, maybe the worst that we have ever had in the history of our country. i think that hillary clinton may be -- she has the potential to be even worse. she will be terrible. look at the lie. look at the lies. look at the lie over the weekend that she told about the fbi director. i mean, such a lie. i was listening to it. i said how can anybody even say that after what was said about her. so i think she has the potential to be even worse. >> let me refocus you back on this khan situation because the press is running wild with it in hindsight, wouldn't it have been smarter for your campaign

just to pretty much ignore him? >> well, you know, i was watching television. i said isn't that nice? isn't that nice? and all of a sudden i was viciously attacked on the stage of the democratic national convention by mr. khan. and i responded to that vicious attack. and what happened is the press took it and made it a big deal and that's fine. i speak -- i speak very well obviously. i mean, there is no greater sacrifice than you lose a son or a daughter and, you know, in the way that this happened and i understand that. but, regardless, i was viciously attacked. so, i think i have the right. am i supposed to not have the right to at least say something back and i did and i don't even like talking about it because honestly, bill, you just brought it up again. and it's already sort of falling into the background. this was a press event. the press played it.

cnn totally dishonest. let me just tell you. cnn which is a totally dishonest group just kept playing it over and over. >> i can identify they did the same thing to me last week because i gave historical facts about how the white house. >> i saw that and it didn't stop. >> and it will never stop. look, here is what your supporters want to know and some people are undecided who you need to persuade over to your camp. it wasn't wise to bring the mother in. i understand khan. and i got that you know, is he going to come after you and he was obviously hired by the clinton campaign to do that. it was orchestrated as we just said in the talking points. everybody knew the script. the mother is just sitting there. and for you to bring her in, that gives him the opportunity. opens the door for them to come in and hammer you as this mean kind of guy. >> i understand that, but, you know, part of it is i read a lot and i watch a lot. and many, many people discuss this. many, many people they said. so, when i said it, it

became like a big deal. and that's, you know, the way it is. but i was very viciously attacked and i said not very viciously back. and the press -- especially cnn because they are very dishonest. they must be having very bad ratings problems or something which actually i hear they are. but they just kept it going and it never stopped. and, honestly, it's too bad. >> but the "new york times." >> tremendously unfair. >> right. >> tremendously unfair treatment. >> on page 1, your vietnam you know draft status. by doing, this and i had to learn this the hard way with that despicable al franken, if you go afterson and punching down as they say, the left wing press is going to say you are a racist and bully and sexist. >> i agree. no, i agree. but i have to you mention the "new york times." i'm on the cover of the "new york times" like every day.

sometimes two or three stories. they are so dishonest. first of all they are losing a fortune. >> they're waiting. see, they should have done the vietnam thing when you this got into that kerfluffle with john mccain. they would have been the time. they held it is he a republican. they didn't mind you hammering him. >> just so you understand and so your viewers understand nothing was wrong. i had some academic exemptions. i had -- it it was a very minor thing. they didn't even talk about the draft number i got. i got 356, i think it was draft number. it was a lottery. they didn't even mention. >> before the lottery they said you had -- it doesn't matter what they said. >> what i'm saying bill is this. >> they are going to give it to you no matter what. >> the "new york times" is unbelievably dishonest. they are failing. it's a failing newspaper. it's losing a fortune. probably it won't be around for more than two or three years. and, you know, they write and they keep writing. and i believe if they write something wrong, i believe in fighting back a little bit. i don't know if i should. maybe i shouldn't. >> it depends on who you fight against. >> so far it has been

working in all fairness. >> if you want to beat me up remember when you said i needed a psychiatrist people said yeah, he does. >> i said it kiddingly. >> anyway, can you fight me. can you come at me. but if there is some little muslim woman who loses a son you can't. you just can't. no matter what she does. she can get set you on fire you can say thank you i hated those trousers. just got to let it go. >> i didn't fight her. >> we'll hold you over. >> please remember, i was viciously attacked and all i did was respond to it and it ends up being a four day story. >> we are going to hold mr. trump over and talk a little policy and a little politics. and we are going to run you his statement about the election may be rigged. that's interesting. and later black lives matter making unbelievable demands. wait until you hear them. charles krauthammer and i will sort it all out upcoming

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first of all it was rigged and i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged, to be hun honest. >> why would you think the election would be rigged? >> i'm looking at all of these decisions coming on down from the standpoint of identification voter i.d. and i'm saying what do you mean you don't have to have voter i.d. to now go in and vote? and it's a little bit scary. and i have heard a lot of bad things. i must say four years ago i was hearing a lot of bad things having to do with the romney campaign where when the vote came out there were some districts who were really shockingly different from what they were anticipated to be i have been saying it and i have been hearing it a lot. the whole thing with voter i.d., identification, i think is really -- i think people are going to walk in and vote 10 times maybe. who knows. they are going to vote 10 times. i am very concerned and i hope the republicans are going to be very watchful. >> she have got to be vigilant. >> because i want to tell

you, i believe it's going to be just like bernie sanders said it was rigged? it's rigged here too, believe me. i hope the republicans are going to be very watchful. >> what about the "the washington post" report today you are not going to support john mccain's election or kelly ayotte in new hampshire is that triewnchts i'm only thinking about it i have never been a big fan of john mccain. i just hate the way our veterans have been treated by general and other people. i hate it i look at our veterans how badly they have been treated. the suicides. >> what has john mccain done to veterans? >> he should have grabbed that issue. that's his issue. he should have grabbed it. i have never been happy about that. and by the way you knew about that a long time ago when i was on your show. >> of course. >> bill, i haven't made a decision on john mccain. in new hampshire i'm leading by a lot. i'm doing great. and you have a senator who i don't know who sort of doesn't want to get involved and i'm doing better than

she is and i think that's fine. i mean, she doesn't speak about me. but i'm doing very well in new hampshire. >> if you are president, you are going to want as many republican senators and congress people as you can get. >> i didn't say anything. i'm just saying if they are not, you know, if she is not involved with me, i'm just not involved with that i'm very involved with new hampshire. i love new hampshire. i have done a lot for new hampshire and new hampshire, frankly, likes me. but i have a nice lead in new hampshire and she doesn't. >> now, the clinton campaign as we annualized last night. i don't know whether you saw the program, they are not going to go, it seems, head to head with you on issues. it doesn't seem like that's what they are going to do pause as you rightly pointed out, 1% growth recovery worse since 1999. lowest home ownership in 50 years. african-american poverty. >> our country industry in trouble, bill. >> they are not going to go with you head-to-head on issues. isis, they don't even mention it but they are

going to say and they are making a very, very aggressive argument that you are just not temperamentally fit to hold this office. i was at the game last night. the yankee met game and i'm talking to tons of people you know when i go to the game we used to go to the games together we have thousands of people want to talk to us? that's what they're talking about can trump handle the pressure? can trump do this? how can are you going to rebut those constant attacks? >> well, i think my whole life has been about handling pressure. i think i have a great temperament for winning. she is a loser. she'll doesn't know how to win. she has a temperament not to win. you know, her whole campaign is based around the word temperament and if you look at her, look at the man who wrote the book from the secret service. said she is a basket case. she is a total, you talk about virtually crazy wait a minute. >> you slam trump. if you slam clinton, can you make some money. you can have the bob careful about that. >> she has got a bad temperament for winning.

i don't think she is a winner. our country has to win. look, have you known me a long time. you know more about my temperament than probably most people. and what i have done my whole life is win. i keep -- i win. you saw that. i just -- we had 17 people and i ended up winning. very easily, by the way. not like tough. very easily. >> that's because people want change. they don't want conventional politics. >> that's her second part. she said she is the person of change. the reason she has to say that is because things are going so badly. when you look at a 1%, 1.2% growth. that means we're dying, okay. we're dying. china, if they're at 7% or 8%, they, you know, actually what they do is they start devaluing their currency. that's what they do. if they are at 7% or 8%, that's considered terrible. we are at 1%,we are dying. and you look at everything else. we are failing with isis. we ever failing in every category. >> if it's issues. >> i think my temperament is great for women. >> that's where they're

coming at you on the temperament issue. >> we always appreciate you coming on. we know how busy you are. >> thank you. >> kirsten powers will react to what the candidate just said. black lives matter demanding reparations for savely. krauthammer and i will analyze that as the factor analyze that as the factor continues all tracfone presents analyze that as the factor continues all "how to make your smartphone smarter." step one: bring us your favorite 4g lte smartphone... and keep your network... and number for a lot less. step two... there is no step two. so...dance party? with the bring your own phone program from tracfone.

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impact segment tonight. reaction to donald trump. that's the fastest lead in the history of the factor. there she is. what did you hear that you would like to tell the folks about? >> well, i think it's just interesting that donald trump, when he talks about this controversy that's been going on over the last week with mr. khan and his wife who spoke at the convention that he seems a little confused by why people are paying so much attention to what he says. he feels as though mr. khan

came out and said these things. i then responded, and people are making a big deal out of it what's the big deal? well, the big deal is he is running for president. and you asked him about well, why did you attack the wife? you know, this seems a little out of bounds. what i said everybody else was saying and i just said and then people got upset it's like yeah because you are running for president. people care about what you say. >> let me stop you there. you are right that anything that trump says can and will be used against him but you have to concede, powers, that the left wing press which just despises the man is going to take anything he says and twist it negative. right? >> oh, look. >> come on, be honest, sure they are. >> well, i just want to say i don't think they love hillary necessarily either. so i think they will twist what pretty much anybody says. look, trump is not a victim here, bill. we know that. >> i'm not saying is he a

victim. >> it's not that his words are being twisted. it's saying things that i think people have a real issue with and even republicans are coming out and criticizing him. >> based on his body language in the interview i think it's safe to say that he knows that commenting on mrs. khan was a mistake. >> i'm sure he does. >> he has to know it. because it obscured his message for five days. and it's given the far left another hammer to beat his head in. so he knows. now, does trump admit mistakes? no. it's not his style. that's not what he does. he puts forth -- but the one point he said though that was fairly interesting was that people do talk about sharia law and the way women are treated in the muslim world and why left wing america bends over backwards. i got a letter later on in the segment to be sympathetic to muslims in many muslim countries gays are persecuted and women are persecuted. it is amazing what happens there. people do talk about that.

do they not? >> it's not the same thing people were talking about she wasn't speaking because of sharia law. i mean, to me it was very clear she was distraught. >> well, okay. and i'm not going to argue with that. i'm not arguing with that at all. i mean, i would have never in a million years commented on a mom who lost a hero son in an american war. but, the fact of the matter is, there is discussion about whether women, muslim women had do have the same rights as men have. and he puts speculation. >> he is just a women rights crusader is that what you are telling me? looking out? that was the only thing he thought about when these people were standing up there and a man was talking about losing his son. >> thing about muslim culture not treating his son the same that's what he did. >> i think you are being very, very overgracious in this situation. >> i don't know. i looked at the transcript 15 times and that's what he said. >> i think. >> maybe she couldn't say it because she was a muslim.

that's what he says. i looked at it 15 times. >> see, that's the problem right there because muslim women are allow to do speak. so the idea because under sharia law there would be some muslim men -- i mean, you could just as easily cast aspersions against christians. >> trying to put as i always do in context. 10 seconds. wrap it up. >> i mean, i think, look, i think the other thing is, why when you gave it to him and basically said this went too far is he not able to say as you said when he probably knows, why isn't he able just to say that? >> i don't know. kirsten, powers. everybody. >> i don't know. i have never heard you say that. >> as the factor moves along this evening. vietnam vet confronts pokemon players and gets very nasty. krauthammer and i will analyze the demands of black lives matter which include americans... ... 83% try to eat healthy. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more.

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and kimberly guilfoyle. >> afghanistan and this country. the refugees of this country. 2136 last year. iraq, 9692. syria, 8191. for a total of 20,000. okay. here's how the process works. it starts in the u.n., not the u.s. all right in the u.n. goes, looks through the applications. they give to us the u.s. state department about 1%. they referral about 1% of all of those that apply. it's a 9-step process to go through the u.n., through the state department. 9-step process. >> united nations is the point agency? >> yes. >> how does a person, guilfoyle. >> yeah. >> if you are in the middle of syria and bombs and rockets going off and you have to get out of your house because isis is going it cut your head off, how do they get to a u.n. office to fill out a form? how? >> that's the problem part of the process. they have facilities whereby

you can go ahead and submit paperwork and actually pretty well known for people to do that. >> is it mobile? do they have u.n. on the ground? >> the state department also has representatives. people that can assist with this process to make sure that it is easy versus cumbersome. >> there is aual united nations officials on the ground afghanistan, iraq and syria. dangerous places? >> they will knock on your door. >> they will knock on your door. >> once they have accepted your referral. >> but you have got to find them. that's the thing. the fog of war it's not easy find them. >> apparently they are finding them. >> just 1% last year. >> right. >> and we did it from july to july. all right? so just 1% of all those who wanted to come here. >> and the referrals are given. those people persecuted the most. people that they believe. >> sure that's the evaluation. >> triage assessment in terms of who is in the most need. >> i'm terrible at math 1% 2 million would have applied and 20,000 got in? that's 1%.

2 million? so then, then, they get -- they get the paperwork to the united nations and they fill it out. and the united nations sends it over to john kerry's state department. right? >> state department -- now, fbi gets involved. homeland security gets involved. 9-part process are interviews. but it's more than that it's background check. a fingerprint check. data process check. >> who does that? they're all over there. who does that? >> this is how it works it goes to the u.n. and state department kerry. they are ultimately in charge. they get to decide how this happened and. >> they go to these refugees in iraq and afghanistan? >> yes. >> american officials go and take their fingerprints and stuff. >> they take their fingerprints. specific agencies that handle this like the fbi, counter terrorism group to make sure that no one is a terrorist threat. >> i'm still not very clear on how these. >> background checks and fingerprints. >> how the u.s. officials get to these refugees on the ground. >> they have people on the ground that are designated there on the ground.

>> think of it like the red cross in those areas. >> people working in these areas. >> yes. >> that go to where these people or whatever they are refugee camp or wherever they are. >> right. >> take their fingerprints. that goes to all our agencies. >> data bases. >> everybody vets them. goes into a computer. >> yes. >> and who makes the final call? >> flag them if there is a problem. >> but there is a bigger problem in my estimation. >> we don't have time for the bigger problem. who makes the final call on who gets in. >> state department. and then the state department outsources it. >> give me the bigger problem? >> the pigger progress problem is the background checks. databases is only as good as the data in the base. who knows what they're checking against when you are talking about these countries. >> veracity can be questioned and ultimately the state department outsources it to nonprofits and makes a determination based on resources and which states are going to get this. >> so it isn't a fail safe. >> how you can believe necessarily what the iraqi government is telling you about their citizens? >> it isn't a fail safe?

>>. no. >> so people could get in that are bad. >> we have already seen that. >> it's hard to get in. >> we have seen bad people getting? >> not like europe. >> no. >> we are going to exceed already and reach the president's estimate in terms of having that number of refugees before the end of the a month ahead of time. so they are getting in. >> ladies, thank you very much. we appreciate it if you would like to hear more about terrorism and the refugee issue, we are featuring it on the contributing factor podcast. now, that's on bill o'reilly.com and itunes. and we hope you check it out. we come right back, should the taxpayers give african-americans cash, money for the slavery horror? krauthammer and i will discuss demands from black lives matter next. i've been taking fish oil from nature's bounty to support my heart. eating better, keeping healthy. so that no matter what happens in the future, my "future self" will thank me. thank you! 45 years of experience has taught us: no matter what the future holds, you're always better off healthy. nature's bounty

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number two, black lives matter demanding that the government, end quote be the war against black people." three community control of funding. that means entitlement checks sent directly to the citizens. no oversight at all from the government that provides the money. finally black lives matter calling for economic justice through collective ownership, a communist tenet. joining us from washington charles krauthammer. charles, i was right from the jump on this crew. they are about as radical as you can get. are they not? >> i think they are rather sad and pathetic. that looks like a list that was put together in a late night all nighter because they have been criticized for being just negative and not having a program. this is a sort of a -- it is a really almost ridiculous list, a miss mash, a combination of 1960's new

left cliches and black nationalists cliches strung together with a couple of bones thrown to limousine liberals for things like climate change. and when you look at it, you have got to say this is about as unoriginal as you can get. this idea of empowering the community, giving them direct control and payment, that's been tried for 50 years. it was called the war on poverty. it was called the great society. and we know what the result was, all the numbers are in. $5 trillion and left not a trace. i don't take it seriously. i know you study it with biblical attention. i think you are inflating their importance. >> i know you do. i have got to tell you. >> and you are also inflating their coherence. they have no idea what they believe. >> coherence i haven't really commented on but the reason that i take time to report on this crew is

because the mainstream establishment media has empowered them. has made them noble crusaders for justice. and you know they have. that no matter how heinous and how hateful the rhetoric, oh, it's not them. it's just a few. whereby if you look at their leadership you know this is the theme. but i want to explain to the audience what you just referenced. one of their demands, the black lives matter demands. >> fossil fuel. >> this is his character call. demand education health and safety of black people instead of caging and harming black people. can't put african-american in prison. we want investments in black communities determined by black communities divestment prisons. fossil fuels, surveillance and exploitative corporations and then they want collective ownership. basically they want communism. that's what they want. >> bill, even you are laughing at this. this is ridiculous. if you gave it one ounce of

serious consideration you would knowed that the people who would be hurt by the an abolition of fossil fuels would be particularly those people living on the edge whose power rates, utility rates would skyrocket. this is not serious. >> then you have to pay their bills. i don't know if you're understanding that the black lives matter movement has gained some traction particularly in the african-american and far left communities and they are not the same, by the way, those two. they gained power there they are kind of respected in some arenas. >> look, i look at this as the same way i look at the wall street overthrow down with wall street movement. which was obviously flakey. which was not going to survive the first winter storms. it did not. it had no idea where it was going, what it was doing. it got a ton of media attention on the left. front page of the "new york

times." their ombudsman actually wrote that the "times" had adopted it as a cause. this is the same thing. you read that manifesto. you compare it to what marks wrote in 1859. and, you know, you have got to admire marx. you could write and he could think. these people can do neither. >> all right. charles krauthammer, everybody. mcguirk and watters on deck. rather violent clash between pokemon players and a vietnam vet. this is serious. right back with it. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from

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back of the book segment tonight, what the heck just happened. in winona, minnesota, vietnam vet visiting the veterans memorial park where there are graves.

when he saw a group of pokey monday go players frolicking around. [bleep] >> veteran. >> thank you for your service. >> [bleep] these are like [bleep] >> grave stones right there. like a [bleep] stone. >> no it's not. >> what do you mean no it's not? i give up. not? >> i give up. [ bleep ]. >> get the camera. get the camera. get this guy in jail. >> maybe you guys will [ bleep ] this is serious or not. >> no, we don't. >> what do you mean, no, you don't, you little [ bleep ]. >> 67-year-old bruce reed charged with disorderly conduct, destruction of property has he took down those tents in the cemetery. you know, you can't do what he did, all right? we're not -- you can't be a vigilante and this and that, but he's right to be teed off about

these morons. >> maybe he overreacted. but listen, a vietnam vet with ptds. >> they have ptsd, pokemon twist stupid disorder. i video was a hoax because they show one of these players, his girlfriend was pregnant, and we know none of these nerds got that kind of game, right, jesse? >> that's right. i actually feel bad for the tent. i didn't even know millennials could pitch a tent. that guy went after that savagely. i don't know what that was. >> but the bottom line is that this is inappropriate, correct? his construduct's inappropriatet the fuse that was lighted by these pokemon morons, you know, do it somewhere else. it's ridiculous. >> no sense of reference, no sense of history. >> or respect. then they baited him. they always do that. all right. let's get to politics now. very, very serious story

surrounding donald trump. a picture of him in an unbelievable situation. roll that picture. there he is. eating fried chicken, watters, with a knife and fork. i don't know how you vote for the man after this. >> now we know why christie has been hanging around the jet. i'm thinking what voting bloc is he trying to appeal to? >> kentucky. >> then i realize, sanders supporters because he's got the colonel right there. it's a subtle message. >> but the press, the left-wing press and people on twitter and whatever they do, actually went wild that there was a knife and a fork that he was using to eat chicken. >> they'll go for anything, but i love it. it's hilarious. i love the taco bowl tweet he did a few months ago, and as far as the knife and fork goes, i agree with jesse. he probably is wielding them as weapons in gacase governor christie does pop up on the plane. who knew he was into health food

in. >> who knew when you rent a private jet at $25,000 an hour, you get free chicken with that? >> that's right. >> you figure caviar or something like that. no, i want the chicken. >> he's a blue collar billionaire. that's proof right there. >> the whole campaign is telling him, slow down with the junk food. and then mike pence is saying more gravy, a little more gravy. >> he's going to pull a fred sanford, elizabeth! >> i think we have to go now. it breaks my heart, but we do. factor tip of the day. how to react when a person insults you. i have a very personal story. it happened to me over the weekend. you are going to want to hear the tip, moments away. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles

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khan's, who just happened to have a copy of the constitution on him. rebecca, texas. patricia smith and khizr khan gave the best speeches at the convention, but they were both used as political pawns. laura, new jersey. o'reilly, brilliant and fair talking points about hillary clinton and president obama. you provided hard facts and avoided polarizing rhetoric. tim, sydney, australia. i'm truly befuddled as to why those on the american left bend over backwards to support islam. that culture often disparages women and gays. it is a mystery until you dig deeper, tim. many on the far left, not standard-issue liberals but far left believe the usa is the reason that islamic terrorism exists. they think we ignited all of the problems because of our foreign policy, especially our relationship with israel. that's what that's all about.

mike, georgia. o'reilly, you nailed joe klein with the facts and he could not respond clearly. i didn't appreciate he didn't hide from you, however. here's the essential problem with the partisan media. they pick up stuff from the net without checking it out. rarely do partisans on either side want to know what was really said by someone like me or anyone else. they simply want to bash. that's all they want to do. monty, redondo beach, california. joe klein calls the entire republican party hateful. isn't that hateful? interesting point. daniel, port elizabeth, south africa. i'm 11 and love watching "watters' world." please ask jesse to explore big foot. will do. dexter, bell grave, montana. just watched a preview for ki killikil killing reagan. can't wait to see the movie on my it 22 nt birthday. here's the thing i hated about killing reagan, that i waited so long to read it.

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that goes right into my paycheck. the woman was flustered and kind of wandered away. now, she insulted me hoping to get a reaction that she could put on her facebook page or whatever dopey stuff, all right? that's a game. even if you're not famous, troubled people wanting to get a rise out of you. so here's the factor tip of the day. either say nothing or smile and say something like, you know, you're absolutely right. then walk away, never to interact with the person again. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. also we'd like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. o'reilly at foxnews.com. name and town, name and town. word of the day, do not be a curmudgeon. now, i'll give you a hint. if you don't know what curmudgeon means, it's the only thing that bernie sanders and i may have in common. the only thing. all right. again, thank you for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly, and please

always remember that the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight, a new national uproar after police shoot a suspect near baltimore and touch off a huge wave of controversial media coverage. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. many americans awoke to the heartbreaking news today that a young black mother had been killed and her young son wounded after a nearly six-hour standoff with police on monday. what was missing from some of those initial reports, however, was the fact that gaines was allegedly pointing a shotgun at the responding officers as she sat on the couch with a 5-year-old child. police were attempting to serve arrest warrants to gaines and a man named kareem courtne